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04  Jun  2026

One port faces forward to capture total pressure, and two side ports sit at roughly 45 degrees off the axis to pick up the directional component. Combine those three readings with the right calibration, and you can recover both the local flow angle and the velocity magnitude at that point in the flow field.

14  May  2026

Its products and solutions provide strong technical support in complex research and industrial applications and continue to advance the field.

13  May  2026

17  Apr  2026

When a wind tunnel lab sources its instrumentation, the procurement process often fragments into separate purchase orders: a pressure scanner from one vendor, pneumatic probes from another, an electric actuator from a third, and measurement software built in-house or patched together from open-source tools. Each component arrives with its own communication protocol, its own calibration curve, and its own learning curve for the engineering team.

14  Apr  2026

Most people picture a wind tunnel as a static setup: model bolted in place, airflow moving past, data coming in. But the more useful tests often happen when things move. Pitch sweeps. Yaw sweeps. Roll measurements. What you are really after is how forces change as the model changes attitude, and you need an actuator that can put the model where you want it and keep it there.

30  Mar  2026

In aerodynamic testing, the difference between a usable dataset and an inconclusive one often comes down to how many points can be measured at once. Our pressure scanner uses 16 channels to capture 16 key points simultaneously, by connecting it with other scanners and adding more probes to the system, it becomes relatively easier to map the full spatial structure of the flow field.

24  Mar  2026

Windtuner has been invited to join the 2026 Turbo Expo, a globally influential technical conference and exposition of turbomachinery, from June 16th to 18th in Milan, Italy.

16  Mar  2026

If you're working on anything from jet engines to industrial compressors, you need to know what's happening with pressure. That's where pressure scanners come in—they're the tools that let engineers measure pressure at dozens or hundreds of points all at once, rather than poking around one spot at a time with a single sensor.

02  Mar  2026

In China alone, the annual demand for pressure scanners exceeds 1000 pieces. Behind the large and still increasing requirement for advanced flow field measurement instruments, we see more rigorous demand of researches and product development.